Reviews for Cinderella Got Married, So the Evil Stepsister Can Chill Out...Right? Manga

This review contains spoilers. I wonder if it's reincarnation in another world for the time being. My two sisters-in-law are reincarnated. It was interesting to train Cinderella the Bad Dried Fish Woman and get her married to the prince. Big merchant Erik (?) was called to a ball that was rumored to be a mean sister because she was careful about Cinderella who was about to throw a ball out soon I met... Eric invites smart Petra to a meeting of wise men. Somehow I understood Eric here. Yes yes yes. After all! Do you know who has a sharp sense of intuition? Arima Kei's paintings were wonderful.

This review contains spoilers. I thought the story of Cinderella's sister-in-law being the main character was new! The setting where Cinderella wasn't bullied in this film, it was just Zubora was really nice.

This review contains spoilers. An intelligent woman is cool. Men who understand how cool women are in a world where men are superior to women are also cool. The parts other than romance are also interesting, and I'm looking forward to it in the future.

This review contains spoilers. I had no idea (laughs) but at a ball like that... hey... Petra has transformed so much (laughs) she's scary about women (laughs) and has been reincarnated as a mean sister-in-law, but rather than older sisters, her sisters-in-law are “mothers.” I did my best to raise children!! After successfully capturing the prince's heart, the rest is free! When I thought about it, the wholesaler didn't do that! (Laughter) There aren't many romance elements, but I'm excited to read Petra's coolness!

This review contains spoilers. Unlike the famous Cinderella story, it was nice that the sisters-in-law were kind and modest. I couldn't help but be curious about the true identity of the mysterious man Erik. The main character is a talented woman, and the responses are perfect, so it's no wonder Erik is interested.

This review contains spoilers. She's a beautiful heroine from the Takarazuka family with a dark face, so it's interesting. It's a development that feels like JoJo, who has a habit, so I like it because it's the main character in the Cinderella Reincarnation story where I think the musical starts from there, so I like it because it's the main character in the position of sister in law.

This review contains spoilers. I read a lot of reincarnation stuff, but I read the manga that was reincarnated into a super famous children's story called Cinderella for the first time, and it was novel! I was so excited! I also wanted to read about raising Cinderella in more detail. The manga with Cinderella as the main character from Neat Cinderella's point of view might have been good too. I think it would be cute to run away from my sister-in-law and hide and eat sweets. The place where they teach how to drop glass shoes also seems interesting. “No, no! They said, “Be more natural.” It's nice that the picture is beautiful, but I'm worried about the vertical lines on the man's nose. It feels like a pale gray shadow like the protagonist's nose. After Cinderella gets married, it becomes such a different story that you forget that it was a Cinderella story, but the clever part of the main character stands out and is fascinating. I'm surprised at their imposing behavior. Erik is also smart and wonderful. The intelligent conversation between the main character and Erik is fun.

This review contains spoilers. It's interesting that both of the older sisters who raised their sister-in-law Cinderella are reincarnated. They are splendid older sisters who use their work skills from previous lives to make Cinderella a first-class lady. Cinderella was also raised strictly by the two of them, but they like them, so they are on good terms. However, taking advantage of rumors of being bullied, Cinderella is cunning (ridiculously cute?) to invite her sister-in-law to the ball It's scary because there are places. I've only read halfway through, so I want to read more soon.

This review contains spoilers. I was reading it halfway through on other sites... I was so curious about the continuation that I managed to buy up to 3 volumes and read them all at once... I see the sequel... I see... what really bothered me was that Mama from the Colbert Family almost never appeared... well, but the female W characters are all wonderful, and the male characters... in particular, Erik's favorite pattern... the wizard who became the older sister's husband was also cool and... I'm looking forward to the sequel.

This review contains spoilers. It's set in an age where male superiority over women is still tough, and the fairy tale Cinderella doesn't play the leading role, and that older sister plays the leading role. This older sister has a sober appearance and a reasonable sense of economy. With that excellent sense, they quickly cut off the management team, which is old-fashioned and completely unusable. That's cool.